糖心vlog lending revenues soar 51% YoY for June
02 July 2025 Global
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糖心vlog lending revenues reached US$1.455 billion in June, marking a 鈥渟ignificant鈥� 51 per cent year-on-year (YoY) increase, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence.
The growth was observed across all asset classes during the month of June.
Total equity revenues amounted to US$1.189 billion, reflecting a 65 per cent rise compared to the previous year.
This surge was primarily driven by a 92 per cent YoY jump in Americas equities and a 40 per cent increase in APAC equities.
Additionally, American depositary receipts (ADRs) saw a 131 per cent YoY increase, while both corporate and government bonds experienced a 10 per cent uplift.
Shares in cloud infrastructure provider Coreweave emerged as a notable contributor to equity revenues, generating US$266.3 million, making it the top-performing equity for both the second quarter and second half of the year for 2025.
S&P Global Market Intelligence data shows that for Q2, total revenues reached US$3.736 billion, representing a 22 per cent increase YoY.
Growth patterns observed in June were consistent throughout the quarter, with Americas equity revenues rising 16 per cent YoY to US$1.336 billion and Asian equities experiencing a 34 per cent YoY increase to US$728 million.
Strong revenue growth in Hong Kong and South Korea played a pivotal role in these results, says Matthew Chessum, director of securities finance, ETF, and Benchmarking Services at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Additionally, ADRs and ETFs performed well, benefiting from the heightened volatility experienced in April, which drove demand higher for these asset classes.
In the first half of the year, total revenues amounted to US$6.61 billion, reflecting a 14 per cent YoY increase.
While Americas equity revenues remained stable compared to H1 2024, Asian equity revenues surged by 31 per cent YoY to US$1.354 billion.
ETF revenues saw an 鈥渋mpressive鈥� 81 per cent YoY increase, reaching US$530 million, and government bond revenues exceeded US$1 billion, growing by 14 per cent YoY.
Chessum comments: 鈥淭he first half of 2025 has yielded exceptionally strong revenues for securities lending participants, driven by a confluence of geopolitical risk, market volatility, and shifts in monetary policy, creating an advantageous environment for securities lending.
鈥淎s protectionism rises and government policies continue to adapt, we anticipate a similar trend in the second half of 2025.
鈥淲hile many variables remain in play, the current landscape suggests that 2025 is poised to present abundant opportunities for all market participants as they navigate the ever-evolving news cycle and market volatility.鈥�
The growth was observed across all asset classes during the month of June.
Total equity revenues amounted to US$1.189 billion, reflecting a 65 per cent rise compared to the previous year.
This surge was primarily driven by a 92 per cent YoY jump in Americas equities and a 40 per cent increase in APAC equities.
Additionally, American depositary receipts (ADRs) saw a 131 per cent YoY increase, while both corporate and government bonds experienced a 10 per cent uplift.
Shares in cloud infrastructure provider Coreweave emerged as a notable contributor to equity revenues, generating US$266.3 million, making it the top-performing equity for both the second quarter and second half of the year for 2025.
S&P Global Market Intelligence data shows that for Q2, total revenues reached US$3.736 billion, representing a 22 per cent increase YoY.
Growth patterns observed in June were consistent throughout the quarter, with Americas equity revenues rising 16 per cent YoY to US$1.336 billion and Asian equities experiencing a 34 per cent YoY increase to US$728 million.
Strong revenue growth in Hong Kong and South Korea played a pivotal role in these results, says Matthew Chessum, director of securities finance, ETF, and Benchmarking Services at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Additionally, ADRs and ETFs performed well, benefiting from the heightened volatility experienced in April, which drove demand higher for these asset classes.
In the first half of the year, total revenues amounted to US$6.61 billion, reflecting a 14 per cent YoY increase.
While Americas equity revenues remained stable compared to H1 2024, Asian equity revenues surged by 31 per cent YoY to US$1.354 billion.
ETF revenues saw an 鈥渋mpressive鈥� 81 per cent YoY increase, reaching US$530 million, and government bond revenues exceeded US$1 billion, growing by 14 per cent YoY.
Chessum comments: 鈥淭he first half of 2025 has yielded exceptionally strong revenues for securities lending participants, driven by a confluence of geopolitical risk, market volatility, and shifts in monetary policy, creating an advantageous environment for securities lending.
鈥淎s protectionism rises and government policies continue to adapt, we anticipate a similar trend in the second half of 2025.
鈥淲hile many variables remain in play, the current landscape suggests that 2025 is poised to present abundant opportunities for all market participants as they navigate the ever-evolving news cycle and market volatility.鈥�
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